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Habits of Mind for Writers
Writing Partners Powered by the Habits of Mind
The Writing Partners in this group filter their comments on your writing through the Habits of Mind (Costa, Kallick, Zmuda). Have you ever noticed the intellectual behaviors you employ as you move through the various steps of one of your typical writing processes? The Writing Partners in this group provide you with feedback that can help you to practice the habits of a successful writer.
Practice using Writing Partners with these student samples
| My Place in the World by a HS senior |
A Sensational Tale of Sayonna by a 9th Grader |
To An Owl poem by a HS senior |
La Plata by a multilingual learner |
Writing Partners available to you in this group
Create a document, then double-click on a sentence, paragraph, or whole text. Next, hit Ask AI and select one of these AI Writing Partners to guide your brainstorming, composing, revising, and editing of any text. Click on each here to see prompting details. Click here to see what it looks like.
| Brainstorming | Composing | Revising | Editing |
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| 8 Writing Partners | 8 Framework HOMs | 16 Habits of Mind |
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(Select when prewriting) |
Openness - the willingness to consider new ways of being and thinking in the world.
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(Select when planning) |
Engagement - a sense of investment and involvement in learning. |
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(Select when drafting) |
Flexibility - the ability to adapt to situations, expectations, or demands. |
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Persistence - the ability to sustain interest in and attention to short- and long-term projects. |
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(Select when reviewing and revising) |
Creativity - the ability to use novel approaches for generating, investigating, and representing ideas.
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Thinking About Your Thinking (Select when involved with revision) |
Metacognition - the ability to reflect on one's own thinking as well as on the individual and cultural processes and systems used to structure knowledge. |
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(Select when editing and proofreading) |
Responsibility - the ability to take ownership of ones actions and understand the consequences of those actions for oneself and others.
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(Select for additional research or idea generation) |
Curiosity - the desire to know more about the world. |
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Select the Writing Partner that fits
your place in your writing process
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Members (25)
Group Discussions (8)
Paul A: Remaining Curious Coach
Paul A: Taking Responsibility Coach
Paul A: Thinking About Your Thinking Coach
Paul A: Thinking Flexibly Coach
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